## Summary `ai_ckeditor` currently assumes that at least one provider module is installed. If no provider module (such as `ai_provider_openai`) is available, the CKEditor AI functionality does not work and may result in confusing behavior or errors. The module could provide clearer feedback to site builders or explicitly require provider modules. ## Problem `ai_ckeditor` can be enabled without installing any provider modules. From a site builder perspective, the module appears to be configured correctly because the CKEditor buttons are available, but attempting to use them fails. {width=362 height=600} This can be confusing because there is no indication that a provider module is required. Site builders who are new to the AI ecosystem may not realize that `ai_ckeditor` depends on having at least one AI provider available. ## Proposed solution *(optional)* One of the following improvements could help: - Display a clear message in the configuration UI when no provider modules are installed. - Prevent the CKEditor AI actions from being used until a provider is available. - Add an explicit dependency on provider modules. - Show a helpful error message explaining that a provider module (for example, OpenAI) must be installed and configured. This would make the initial setup experience easier and avoid unnecessary debugging. ## Workaround *(optional)* Install and configure a provider module such as `ai_provider_openai`. ## Affected modules / components *(optional)* - `ai_ckeditor` - Provider modules (`ai_provider_openai`, etc.)